Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-08-19

cited the most remarkable intere abroad.
Senator Riddleberger | am told received
kilograms from several promine 6 North
ern journals rendering him Their columns
to explain his side of the matteaf@ by tele.
graph. He declined the pro ss5red use,
The Northern and Western psgSers tele-
graphed here for accounts aheSk the World
wanted 5000 words. AnOthq& telegraph
operator was sent to one ois# the offices
here so as to facilitate the 5rao smission
of press matter.
THE LOCAL INTER ssT.
The TACT that the Senator End the Judge
of the court have for lolSs time been
bitter personal enemies, AMI once publicly
through their respective neyssnapers when
the Judge was one of they e]itors of the
Vlrginia,, but not then e J W. ve). used the
most insulting language abt each other.
has given the matter ST. ONO personal
colorlng in the minds OF MANY here.
was rather amused to hS.ar a marty of
young men to-day discussiI it. as a mere
trial of strength between Mar Riddl e.
berger" and ED. Ne"fnHp' as the Sena-
tor and Judge are amiii8y called here.
The thinking people OF Il s town however
understand the scope OF What has occurred
fully, and without dlsssnction of party
those l nave IaiAeo vs. AKpress deep regret
thae IL shouio nave oecYFred. Without re-
ference to any previous SspersonAl difficult.
CleS' oenaCor niooieoesage ger on this occa-
sion put the court in asshosit;on whera the
Juuge elther nao w hifs$ntain the supre-
macy of the law or Wlk down off the
bench. Something @ss.nrasume that r.
quite comprehehdeo siself after the ex-
element of the oee: m was over. In
closing my report | FL. rot help paving
compliment to the atmiIi ss,e shirt shown
by the citizens Generally ot| hoth no,itical-
parties and particularly by sn,an,bo of tho
bar; for from what I see nd hear to-dav
it is very clear to me thai with.nt wise
counsellors it would havei hoor vorv q. ev
matter to have precipiEated sorious
trouble here. c.r
STILL AATEh-TtiH 'oDGE GIVES TEN
PoRARY REsIr1rr
A telegram from Wood stool of Tne.day
evening says thas DIV bon the Senator
1ileo 10 walk OIL iiom J1Eil but was rearres-
Geo on inc sCreeS. Duc lat O'Clock p. M.
be did walk off and weht homo I'm the
representation VI w b physicians that
evening, Judge Newnh an made the follow.
| ing order.
AUGUST 18TH, $50 P. NJ, 1887.
To ". Shall, Tailor IF ,sheuandoah Couutv::
Inc Iurtner eAecut on of the order of the
cour1 sentencing III. Riddleberger to Jail
suspended until suct, .ipe &c sncb nbvsicians
as may oe seieG'ea Ny the court, shall certify
tnat the saio a. IL fRlddleberger is in fit con-
a a, 10 oe Ieeurned to Jail, and you will,
'neretore, a11 aooo fdingly.
| lolgned'l E. D. NEWMAN,
Judge Co. hourt of Shenandoah Go.
| Inc Judge seems to have acted wisely,
lof w any oho ho saw Senator Il. on
Monday, it was anoarent that to lock a
man Ia LIS cohoition up in Jail must be
hazaroous W LIS health if not to his life.
J A statement lntated nv tha Senator on
| Tuesday, is nnbr shed in which he
claims that the ext,a five davs oiven hv
the court is Goal and that the Jndce
sentencing d to ten days instead of
le" hnufs' lis the custom in Virginia,
Is Tie fesul 9f bitter, personal animosity.